Green Beret Reveals a Shocking Move to Takedown ANYONE-Size Doesn’t Matter!
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Green Beret Shares a Shocking Move to Takedown ANYONE-Size Doesn’t Matter!
In this video, a seasoned Green Beret reveals a powerful self-defense move that works on anyone-whether they’re bigger, taller, or stronger. Discover this secret technique used by elite military professionals to take control of any fight instantly.
Whether you’re facing an aggressive attacker or just want to prepare yourself for real-life situations, this simple yet effective move could save your life. Learn how to neutralize threats quickly and gain the confidence to defend yourself in any scenario.
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A game-changing takedown move for self-defense
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First words. "Let's get right into it" Fuck yeah!
I'm not going to be able to effectively fight anyone but I subscribed because he didn't spend the first 5 minutes babbling about what he is going to say. He simply started the tutorial. Well done sir.
It's not a fight if you're effective.
I would opt out if he bables for 5 minutes..
never pick a fight with a guy who sports the stache
Yeah I definitely have respect for people who don't intro us to death.
Going to try these on my wife tomorrow. I hope she appreciates my training.
🤔🤨😐😏😂🤣😂
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Let us know how that went when you get out of the coma.
I tired that and she kicked my ass..."if momma ain't happy ain't nobody happy"
😂😂😂😂😂
My uncle taught me to kick the shins when I was young. He reckoned they always look down and then you uppercut with your elbow… My uncle fought on the street a bit.
thanks for the 1. 2. tip. -- good combo
But what if you opponent is not wearing acid wash jeans?
You offer your own to the opponent, none to offer? Lay down take a nappy try again later
😂
😂😂😂🎉
Then He’ a chick or gay you got nothing to worry about take em down😂😂
Yeah, also what if their shorts or pants are barely hanging on exposing their underwear boxer briefs package and buttocks...!?
The ole ear slap. My uncle was a crazy fighter back in his glory days. I've witnessed a few ass kickings and the double ear slap was a hell of a move.
It is called the superficial peroneal nerve' That and the Common peroneal are my favorite lower body strikes. You guys do good work.
OK, I will buy you beer. I like my shins too much.
if i may add to the last technique, he places his upper body weight on the flank of the perp, and creates a large base with his legs apart, so that the enemy isn't just pushing against their arm to stand up they have to push against the body weight and a large leg base. Also, the weight is placed against the elbow to help lock it, and for a finishing touch (may not be possible during the engagement) turn the wrist and bend it as shown (taken from Judo/Aikido/Hapkido style arts). Great vid
good old 80's 90's self drfence moves used to be taught in nearly style of martial arts back then.
Every one of this type of videos draw the "that won't work in a fight"comments. You can never have any technique that will work in any situation. That's a given. Techniques are tools you use in order to condition your responses and instantly recognize the opportunities where they can be applied.
Moves like this are good fundamentals that work against untrained opponents to end a fight quickly. But even a professional fighter needs to understand them or they would lose to them quick. More advanced technique and theory is building on how to adapt around someone who already knows the basics at whatever professional level of development they've reached beyond this.
Pretty nicely put...truth
@@Vincent_Beers With experience you see odd situations coming up all the time. With more experience you come to see many of them as not so odd, just one of several branches off of a tree of natural human movement. If you don't get one opportunity, maybe you get another. You don't plan really, you just flow with what's given to you. Or you even set up situations to prompt responses you like. A lot of judo is like that. Push someone so they push back instinctively, then surge forward into your own pull following their push-back, maybe throw them over your forward leg or hip, which is what you hoped for in the first place. But you prepped them into helping you do it, and do it harder and quicker.
You're referring to martial arts, not street fighting.
There's a reason why the former has the word 'arts' and the latter 'fighting'
@netcontact6968 AHHH...the mythical street fighter always comes up .....not quite sure about that one....ive got a friend who would go to rough areas to buy drugs and not pay them just to test his useless traditional chinese martial art. He is 68 now and still around. Still training several hours a day I might add.
Where can I get those jeans? I gotta look good while kicking ass!
And as Master Ken says, always remember to restomp that groin.
Don’t forget in the first clip you can drag the side of ur foot down the shin bone into a stomp on the top of your opponent’s foot…very thin bones on the top of our feet! The downward scrape on the shin is very painful also.
Very true, thanks for watching.
W.E. Fairbairn
not to mention the nerves run along the top of the foot.
@ exactly….that can stop the assault very quickly!!!
How do you get your attacker to stop throwing punches or grabbing onto to you, and get them to stand perfectly still so you can throw a shin scraping foot stomp?
How about create and maintain distance, throw roundhouse kicks to the legs and box if they get too close. Distance management is all important and many of these kung fuish moves bring your attacker too close. Especially trapping techniques which take years of training to even be viable.
I have been in martial arts for several decades and I have never seen anyone catch a serious punch and turn it into an armlock.
Great for a demo though! In real, any average fighter will retract the punching arm long before your reaction time kicks in.
Consider a refund
When you're dealing with drunks or druggies and your sober
I'm by no means an expert fighter, but that's how I've ended many of the fights I've ever been in.
@ You might catch a raised arm, or jam and catch a poor punch before it starts, or catch an arm flailing about, or catch a push-punch that does not retract as it should, or over/under wrap an arm that is punching from close distance while in clinch or grapple,...... but expecting to catch a punch that is properly thrown from right distance is not realistic.
#1 defense tip if you have to go hand to hand is break something before you bail. if they are broken they are far less likely to follow for another assault
The original green berets in the Vietnam era were trained by master Bong Soo Han in the art of Hap ki Do. His arm technique is good but i personally prefer an over the arm technique. When applied in the same manner when you hit the ground your opponent hits hard with his face, followed up by your body weight. It will either dislocate the shoulder or break the collar bone. I used it effectively as a bounty hunter and with the police.
That leg lock @ 0:38 in FMA is a gunting (grappling) move called 'tigers tail'. If you don't have the angle to lock out their knee, you just put your foot next to theirs and push them in a direction they can't catch their balance with their foot (preferably into any hard angled edge in the environment.)
i'm going to go and try this out tonight. Thanks
Hey don’t hurt your grandma!
I was training in Hap Ki Do when the movie the Trial of Billy Jack came out. In the movie they were holding apples in the palm of the hand and kicking them. We all wanted to do that but apples were hard to come by in the Philippines so we used socks. It worked but ended up with a lot of sore hands from practice.
Thank you. For a long time, I've felt that anyone who kicked above the knee in a street fight was a fool because a good, athletic fighter could grab a flying foot. In contrast, it would be a rare, super flexible, gymnastic fighter who could respond in time to an attack on a knee, shin, or ankle - especially if the kick were disguised by a finger flick to the eyes. However, I haven't even dreamed of some of the kicks you showed. I also didn't know how badly they would hurt. I will not forget any of this video & I'll start training this response immediately.
People who are really attuned to you can see a kick before it's even coming, by your balance shift and overt mental attention. A lot of people tend to look toward their next attack before or after a feint, just like a lot of people tend to pat their wallet pocket after a withdrawal from a bank, giving criminals a heads-up that this guy has money and that's where he put it. Don't pat your pocket after coming out of the bank or using an ATM.
I once witnessed a late night gang street brawl in Northern England back in the early 80s. One over confident idiot took a flying 'kung fu' kick with both feet high in the air at an opponent. Completely missed, landing heavily on his back. Then opposing gang members immediately took advantage, giving him a serious kicking where he lay on the tarmac. Nasty, but hilarious to watch.
interesting to see old school lessons on the calf kick and peroneal nerve (think sugar sean vs marlon vera) and calf kicks from clinch range (Justin Gaethje)
ty for the vid, and also ty for the laugh at 1:55, you pop his calf right in the reflex cluster and his reaction is automatic. This is how you know the technique works
I mean, the gentlemen who teach are amazing. Hands down, No doubt about it. I would never mess with them, but, I think about not needing to defend yourself by harming another person that is trying to harm you. It's weird we still do that, but we do.
When I was bouncing at a strip club they head bouncer/manager was in an outlaw biker club in Berdoo. This eye gouge, head butt, and elbow guys. Dude was fearless.
Enjoyed your video thanks for posting. I like the way you go straight to the video 👍
100%
Thank you for this
Always learn my instructor would even if it’s the same thing always be learning
Thanks fightfast, great tips!
Glad you found them useful!
I like that you show the move from all angles.
I like how the first video is a dojo in a Bar😮
that's where the real action is 😉
That's where Smokey developed many of his techniques. 😅
Because it's the best place to use fancy technics over someone who don't really know how to fight. Fancy won't work on pros.
It's just a bar. I don't think you understand what a dojo is
Jim West:)
Good name for a Green Beret from Texas:)
You eastern folk.
He's from Georgia.
When was this guy SF or even any other branch of service?
So this is how my cat kicks my ass several times a day if I don’t give him wet food 🍲. 🤣
Love the final twist in the last presentation.
Great tips!!
Glad you found them useful.
What if my opponent refuses to stand still while I beat him up?
The guy that is standing there for the first demo is Dale Comstock and they are in the old "Green Beret Club"
Sounds like a place where you absolutely do not want to start any kind of trouble.
@@phunkeehone Hell no! I would never dream of doing that.
Dale Comstock doesn't appear in any of these segments.
Guy in the blue-striped shirt with the big-assed moustache is Jim West.
West, however, did train Comstock in American Extension fighting and awarded him a black belt.
@@tudyk21 Dale is the other guy AND YES it is Dale Comstock. RLTW!/DOL!
In the first video where the guy hits/strikes behind the knee, you can hear the power and sound behind it even if it is from a short distance, and it wasn’t full force nor semi, it was the right amount of dosage so people can see and learn, so imagine if he hit with full force. A lot of people think they have to hit hard by creating distance and gaining momentum then hitting, but to hit from a short distance with power, that’s more internal or chi energy, whatever you call it. To generate such power from a short distance without telegraphing takes practice. It may or may not work on everyone. You have to train yourself and know the right amount of dosage to inflict in order to deter and not destroy or to destroy depending on one’s skill level and energy. It’s not always about strength. The more fluid and supple/relax you are the better in order to generate such power from a short distance or far 😮 😀
This is one of the best no nonsense and practical tips videos I have seen.
The lower leg techniques are pure gold..no one expects them and if they become a reflexive skill you can deal with 90% of people out there
3:11 queef for the win!!
Thank You
When I went to the link in the description it, filled out the form and the video that popped up wouldn't play. It said I need to be signed in. Just an FYI.
This convinced me not to fight.
Use it if the fight finds you.
Lol its better not too lol thats good now only pick a fight if u have too
The hand farts at 3:18 😂😂👏💨
Mastered it,detention many days😂😂😂
Could also get em with the arm pit fart attack.😂
Shin scrapes work real good. Thanks
thanks 😊
Does the sound boommm make any difference ?
Great easy tips. Thanks, F.F.
Back when I was a teenager in the 1970s, my dad who was a meek mild mannered peaceful man, told me only one self defence move he learned in the RAF [British Airforce]. Kick the opponent in the shin, then quickly and hard scrape the edge of your shoe sole down the shin to the ankle. I always wear steel toe cap work boots everywhere. Can't remember if or what dad instructed me to follow that up with . I guess, he probably said "if possible, then run away as fast as you can".. Actually, now I've watched the next part of the video, I've remembered he also told me about the ear drum buster slap. What a coincidence..Btw, I'm old and fat now, so find it quite educational watching Sumo wrestling highlights on NHK channel. Western folks may laugh at their size, but those wrestlers are so strong and fast at dropping their opponents.
Brilliant, keep digging! I have wanted to see this film since I was a kid. I recall the soundtrack being massive! It was probably more popular than the movie. I can still see the trailer in my head, hazy shade of winter blaring! I hope I get an invite to your party sounds like it's going to be rad!
Those are all kung fu techniques that all the MMA/Jiu Jitsu fanboys say suck and dont work.... we know differently.. Ex-Ranger here 1989-1995.
God bless you for serving
I've done both. These are all interesting. BJJ have similar variations. Instead of #3 they might do an arm drag to back take. And Instead of #1 they might do an outside trip which also locks the knee for a takedown. Their game is to take someone down and control rather than use strikes. So #3 would be most applicable. Though things like #2 if strikes were considered, would likely be used to setup something like a double leg. I've been doing bjj the last while but miss my kung fu instructor from 20 years ago. Can't seem to find him. The guy was incredible. He cross trained with ballet people at one point learning things from them and sharing self defence. One day on the mat he was spinning across the floor. I remember another time he jumped over someone's guard, super high intending to land on them with his knees, and the guy rolled sideways. It was a higher level guy so he'd go harder. Really good times. Much tougher cardio warmups than most BJJ. But man, I wish I could spar with him now using my BJJ stuff as he'd probably give me props :) Anyway, thanks for your service man!
And silat
@@BenWeeks-ca Yes..#3 had all kinds of options. I was thinking arm break and elbow to the temple instead of taking him to the ground. Ive had the incredible fortune of finding a tiny group of kung fu people that have been studying the art (Bagua) since the 1970's...they can do things physically that most guys cant do in their 20's. I like to train with BJJ guys because once they get their hands on you you are basically finished if they have some good skill so you have to prevent that from happening. Keep training whatever art you love to practice!
Thanks for your service to our country. As corrupt as it is.
Practice practice nd more practice. U gotta be fast for that take down to work.. It is so effective.. I practice a variation of that, and it comes off the hip throw
You got to love these old complete compliance self defense videos. Guy throws one punch, takes 30 punches and kicks in the same motion, and the stone cold stunner.🤣🤣🤣
I've trained since the 80s, and I've only ever snagged an armlock twice against a resisting opponent. In both cases, I was larger and more experienced. It's a great way to end a fight without breaking your knuckles. In short, if you snag that armlock, good for you. But you were gonna win that fight no matter what.
I don't know anything about fighting, but one thing about the shin kick I wonder about is, if you did that, wouldn't it be a great opportunity to run away since their leg is a little disabled now? I don't know, I just found the thought interesting :3
Finally quick video without many minutes if intro and talking. 3 techniques - 6 minutes. Every YT video should be like this.
Good Job 👍👍
I hate video like - here is tip how to do something in 1 minute and video is 10 minutes long 🤦🤦🤦
Great, thanks.
If youve got tough shins man ,go for that ill keep it in mind ,they teach this stuff in tigh boxing .
Fight fist you are the best !!!
bugs me when instructors do potentially dangerous moves to demonstrate it but then they hurt/injure the person who is helping them
it's just lack of control
also if you are slapping someone on the ear you will EASILY permanently destroy their eardrum so DON'T demonstate it fully AT ALL
Guy looks like he is waiting for the bartender to arrive. 😆
Love the Rangers , Ft. Benning, A.M.U.
God Bless bro.
Excellent 👍👍
Love the classic Nike Cortez sneakers 🔥
On 3 I’d rather opt for break at elbow if you’ve control of hands early
I had this first guy on VHS! I think Smokey was his nickname.
I love your channel but it also need practising, to do the right move, in the right moment
That is true for all techniques. In a situation you have to make quick decisions on which technique to use and be effective.
Lesson 1: Don't mess with the guy wearing a "KARATE" hat at the bar.
THAT LOOKS LIKE A MOVE THAT COULD REALLY BE USEFUL
Thanks for checking out the video!
A green beret my man much respect
Also scraping the shin bone downward with the edge of your shoe
Shin hits appear to be more direct, simpler and probably more doable and effective than the inside to heel stomp
La Flama Blanca! Kenny Powers..is that you!!??
5:11 DUDE!! If I'd have watched that an hour earlier I would've poo'd in my pants! That is literally one-ton of leverage right there.
Outstanding
That last one was taken from aikido and it's called kote gaeshi ura I mean first part of it, ending is different. That's technicals but in my opinion when your opponent retract his hand this technic is useless especially when opponent is stronger than you, so ending of it in this video is not doable. You have to finish second part of this technic before opponent retract his hand. Probably it is hard to understand this without trying. Also when you applying last technic your hands should always be in front of you in isosceles triangle like in the centre of your body not beside you nor behind you. It's hard to explain in few sentences.
It does seem the most technical and least practical of the three.
@@LoanwordEggcorn indeed it is and needs a lot of practice with different opponents to understand how to do it right in street fight conditions
If the opponent 'is stronger' and is able to resist the arm extension, you can simply reverse the technique into a kind of modified/open variation of a figure-4 lock (sending them backwards, in line with their resistance). Though none of this would work on the Tai Chi masters I've worked with.
Regarding the kick, "shin" is a funny way to spell nuggets.
Hey Jim what's up this is Leigh from Hot lanta good to see you always enjoyed talking to you
1:27 Be wary of the ones who do not give up and simply escalate to compensate for the pain. This is when a fist turns into a knoyf or something worse for some people.
my God, did you actually spell 'Knife' knoyf?! That is so bad i'm actually impressed lol I think I've had those exact moments when my brain forgets entirely how to spell and it just comes out how it sounds xD
@@TheHungryTrollRawr Its really about Crocodile Dundee, where he explains what a knoyf is.
@@Kudeghraw ahhh LOL 🤣
This is true , I've scared more people in the fights I've lost. I was being jumped and they wondered why I wouldn't stay down. 😂 Because the fights not done until I'm KO or dead. So don't mess with the peaceful hippie type because some of us were raised by special forces vets to never ever start a fight but always finish it
In order for these moves to work, do I need grow a handlebar moustache??
No. 1 is easy to do when you are practicing and know what the opponent is going to do. In real life, it doesn't work that way.
“Now kids, in order for these moves to be effective in an actual fight your opponent must be standing completely still.”
Not as good as I hoped for, not as bad as I feared. Needs careful practice but it can work just like that. If you don’t force it.
you just uploaded a video from the 80's the only effort was finding this clip lol
Man, that last technique will screw up a shoulder for life.
Yup
Filmed in 1989. Still looks good.
some legit stuff there nice one bro
Next episode… the steel toe boot kick to the nads 😂
That first dude - lol. I would go out of my way not to piss him off. You can just tell he is not to be fucked with.
Dude knows his stuff. Pay attention kids.. this shit is given freely.
I have been studying Martial arts since 1972, in regards to these particular techniques there are similar but better techniques than these that do a better job!
Master Ken would be proud of them...
Gentlemen, Many thanks for the advices from expert. In my humble opinion,
No l. is the best -stepping off the line catching hold the attacking hand.
May be a sideways throug would be enough, to buy time and escape.
The legrests and knee-hits also work.Happy New Year of 2025.Paul.69
"I'll give you a war you won't believe" - Rambo
This works a lot better if you’re wearing a pair of Rex Kwon Do American flag pants
So, the last one is called a waki gatame in Judo. Very affective, but also dangerous.
I've got a fight a with mma fighter just recently,his speed and strenght were amazing:however he lost the fight by using my vintage 38 cal pistol:he is now disabled
that first technique is common in silat and kali.
Ah, the mystical shin-fu attacks that will disable and incapacitate the biggest, strongest dudes. These were promoted by the very best fighters in bars and schoolyards from the 1960s to the 1990s. All the way up until real mixed martial arts became popular.
The best thang about this Vid is of course dudes hat, how do i get da Karate hat 🤠
oh yeah, i've seen this guy. legit bar fighter.
That final move looked really cool but why dont we ever see that in MMA ?
I have trained knock Down Karate. There was a lot shin kicking and no one was
hurt
Be aware hitting the back of the knee hard enough can permanently paralyze due to nerve damage.
Well in a fight you are not there to be polite.